ORIGINAL: gladiatt
Morning guys.
Counting the casualties of H1N1 this morning; this a non-event [:@].
Well, duh...
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ORIGINAL: gladiatt
Morning guys.
Counting the casualties of H1N1 this morning; this a non-event [:@].
ORIGINAL: Terminus
ORIGINAL: gladiatt
Morning guys.
Counting the casualties of H1N1 this morning; this a non-event [:@].
Well, duh...
ORIGINAL: Terminus
I know. That's what I've been saying for months.
ORIGINAL: Terminus
The media in this country almost orgasmed when they reported that the "experts" predicted 1.5 million sick people and 3,000 deaths expected. The reality is less than 1,000 infected and ONE fatality, and the rate of infection has slowed to less than a trickle. Even if the number of registered infected people is 1/10 of the actual number there's still quite a ways to 1.5 mill.
Storm in a tea cup. Let's move on.
ORIGINAL: Terminus
The media in this country almost orgasmed when they reported that the "experts" predicted 1.5 million sick people and 3,000 deaths expected. The reality is less than 1,000 infected and ONE fatality, and the rate of infection has slowed to less than a trickle. Even if the number of registered infected people is 1/10 of the actual number there's still quite a ways to 1.5 mill.
Storm in a tea cup. Let's move on.

Nah, this is just the old mantra of civil services everywhere:
"We must do something"
"This is something"
"Therefore we must do this"
It's the same sort of deduction that gives us:
"All dogs have four legs"
"My cat has four legs"
"Therefore my cat is a dog"
ORIGINAL: Terminus
The media in this country almost orgasmed when they reported that the "experts" predicted 1.5 million sick people and 3,000 deaths expected. The reality is less than 1,000 infected and ONE fatality, and the rate of infection has slowed to less than a trickle. Even if the number of registered infected people is 1/10 of the actual number there's still quite a ways to 1.5 mill.
Storm in a tea cup. Let's move on.


ORIGINAL: thegreatwent
Nah, this is just the old mantra of civil services everywhere:
"We must do something"
"This is something"
"Therefore we must do this"
It's the same sort of deduction that gives us:
"All dogs have four legs"
"My cat has four legs"
"Therefore my cat is a dog"
I think that a lot of people didn't know what the flu would do. What they knew for sure was that there was money to be made from it[8|].
Hmmm I'm just a tad cynical at 4:50 AM.
ORIGINAL: Terminus
What we've seen over the past couple of years is that all the so-called "experts" (no matter the subject) don't know more than the rest of us. The fact that they can get cameras pointed at them just brainwashes people to think that they do.




ORIGINAL: Terminus
What we've seen over the past couple of years is that all the so-called "experts" (no matter the subject) don't know more than the rest of us. The fact that they can get cameras pointed at them just brainwashes people to think that they do.